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sabra

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Mon Aug-29-05 06:38 AM
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Iran satisfied with Iraq charter

http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20050829-07094600-bc-iran-iraqcharter.xml

Iran satisfied with Iraq charter

TEHRAN, Aug. 29 (UPI) -- Iran expressed satisfaction Monday over the completion of Iraq's new draft constitution, despite Arab Sunnis' reservations on several articles of the charter.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid Asafi was quoted by the Iranian News Agency, IRNA, as saying, "Iran hopes the political process in Iraq will lead to a referendum on the constitution and the creation of a government as planned."

"There is no doubt that establishing peace and security in Iraq will lead to economic prosperity and will serve the interests of all the Iraqi people," Asafi added.

Iraq's National Assembly did not vote on the new draft constitution after it was read out during a parliament session Sunday.

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IndianaGreen

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Mon Aug-29-05 06:45 AM
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1. Iraq is now the new Iran clone

No wonder the ayatollahs are happy! Bush has done more for them than anyone could have imagined.

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emulatorloo

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Mon Aug-29-05 07:14 AM
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2. How will Fox News spin this one?

Hope Karl and Karen are busy putting together the blastfax.

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rodeodance

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Mon Aug-29-05 07:38 AM
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3. whow --the headline says it all.

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Richard Steele

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Mon Aug-29-05 07:39 AM
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4. Well, I'm very certain Iran is happy!

B*shCabalInc.™ has finally done what they never could!

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klyon

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Mon Aug-29-05 09:04 AM
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10. yes democracy has prevailed

Edited on Mon Aug-29-05 09:05 AM by klyon

Iraq's people will decide
They will vote against Bush interests
Iran should be very happy

KL

What is that noble cause again? I keep forgetting.

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0rganism

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Mon Aug-29-05 08:01 AM
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5. thus did George W. Bush complete what Ayatollah Khomeini started

Let history show that in the name of democracy, freedom, and national security, the Illustrious President Bush the Second did set back the causes of democracy and freedom many decades, while making the entire world a far more perilous place than it already was. Look upon his works, ye mighty, and despair.

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Mari333

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Mon Aug-29-05 08:17 AM
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6. Bush creates Islamic theocracy.

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Roland99

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Mon Aug-29-05 08:37 AM
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7. The Fristians gotta be mighty upset with this one

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Maggie_May

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Mon Aug-29-05 08:42 AM
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8. Iran got what they wanted did Bush??

Who's going to get the oil now?

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ohtransplant

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Mon Aug-29-05 08:58 AM
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9. This is a sure sign of trouble coming. Listen for it... n/t

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